Aloha, I am new to PERL and CGI. I can not understand why I get different results between my MAC and a PC. The MAC displays the Teacher Input I want, while the PC includes the Submit Button. I just want one field. Any and all suggestions are welcome. 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

require "subparseform.lib";
&Parse_Form;

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

print "<body bgcolor=#ffffcc>";

print "<p><font color=#006633 size=5><div align=center>Lanikai Element
+ry Teacher Input </div align=center></font><br><font color=#006633 si
+ze=4><div align=center>Career and Life Skills Grade  6</div align=cen
+ter></font></p>";

foreach $key (sort keys(%formdata)) {

if ($formdata{$key} ne ""){

print "<P><i>Your Teacher input is:</i> <B>$formdata{$key}</B>\n";
    
}
}

print "\n<p><font color=#FF0000 size=4><div align=center>You may now c
+lose this window</div align=center></font></p>";
print"</body bgcolor>";

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http://216.97.42.123/lanikai/test/K-3/index_K-3.html Mahalo Joseph Guillaume

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In reply to Differences between MAC and PC by Kailua362

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